The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-12-15


Bros for the sum Of y5.Ooo they in return
traded same TO MessrS Aiism d Parker for their
livery stable outfit .6uccess to al The new
Manager
-1i<er JaesiiDn 4dsssos: To send q pack
49, &su1an kAaer AthDugh the lnaih. from
Chaitshoochee 70 Ryey Junction. i has 70 be
Reen Aboard o4s q the snins q River juno
naif trains asd.,hea be b{ought back, before it
hd1alversd WY isshiss hoss
-ChipIey Times We ere glad 10 know that
steps are being made 10 erect hotel soon. W.
r. Lee has the plan OF building and will wait
on the citizens in town and surrounding coun-
y soliciting stock.a We hope every one will
IKE Aold e 1is enterprise and DO all they can
Win SeA96ds = our fasl growing little city.
1sprs.s aas51a q. f., she s re's
6ub-Tropical and the benefit that will be derived
theretrom will be thousand fold greater
than the amount of her appropriation. "A few
days ago Mr.. w. J. Pearce shipped 2, 297 oranges
from bis grove that made exactly twen,y-one
crates. The oranges were so large that eighty
seven Of the largest ones made one full crate
Mr.. PeaFee says they were the finest oranges he
ever saw.
-Leesburg Commercial Senator Mann, of Her
nando, pleased Us with a call yesterday. He is
developing his wonderful energy 10 advancing
The interests Of the fruit and vegetable growers
efibe State. For the year beginning Decem-
Der 1st 1886, and ending December LIST, 1887,
our fellow citizen, Judge p B. Viewer. has sold
In the Leesburg market zoos dozen eggs, the
product OF his own hens, the average price being
22s CENTS dozen. Thus his income from this
source alone has been $451 35. quite snug sum
10 make from such a source and that, too, by
selling at home.
-Titusville Star The new school building
:. - H. lafin
ing is one that Titusville may. well be proud OF.
We have needed q school building for many
years and have GOT Ia the Good work al last...@.
Il is feared lhat the steamer Clara will be COM
PEELED 70 give up her trips on cur river, on &C
count of the filing in at the vest end of the
Haulover cansl. She stuck on the bar Tuesday
for some time, and as the channel is filling up
more every week, is is only matter OF short
while before boats OF any draft will find it diff
cult 10 pass through. The Coast Canal Compa-
ny seem 70 have forgotten that the canal needs
any attention at all.
--Apalachicola Tvaaes.. The two oyster fac
iori@ have distributed over $4,000 among the
oyster boats the past two weeks every cent OF
which was paid in cash. This does not include
the shocking of the oysters and the other labor,
which will amount 10 about 81 ,2OO.OO- This
tetal amount of money distributed around town
ought TO help to keep things lively. The
schooner Golden Age sold her sponge-583
men shared $112e5 each. This is the result of
q seven weeks trip. The sloop Fawn sold Fer
sponge to- F. Messina for $444 1924 punches.
The Fawn was ont eight weeks, and her crew
Olive men shared $5l.29 each.
-DeFuniak Critic W. II. Mcdaniel, wife,
daughter and grand child of New Carlisle, Ind,
and Is Others, arrived Thursday morning Mr.
Mcdaniel informs us that there is another party
just as large TO follow soon Also that some 10
or Is escaped him and went to California be-
cause the railroads were so slow in making rates.
The daily is an assured fact. Nearly 300
copies DOW subscribed for Send in your name.
-. Col. W. D. Cbipley was in the city Thurs
day. He is highly pleased with the idea of pub
lishing daily during the Chautauqua. j. H.
Kruse, Of this city. has been awarded the con-
traci for the roofing. plumbing &c, of the Ma
rianna Hotel. The estimated work will amount
to g 900.
Cedar Key Gulf Vies The steamer for
New Orleans, last Saturday, carried 600 boxes
of oranges from this port and 14O0 from Punta
Gorda. The Ice Factory people propose to
bore the Artesian well 500 feet deeper. in an ef-
fort 10 secure for themselves and for general use
full supply OF pure wster. Our citizens should
aid them in every way. The American Ice &
Cold Storage Co., of Cedar Key, are pushing
their les Factory. All the machinery is on the
ground, and is being rapidly erected under the
supervision of Messrs. E. Butler and David
H
rsburg Ice Machine Co.. arrived a few days
since and assumed general supervision.
Live Oak Banner Hon B. B. Blackwell, of
This place, is in attendance on e. S. Court al
jacksonville this week for the purpose of being
admitted 10 practice in that court. Cholera
has been playing havoc with hogs this fall and
winter. Many have lost a portion of their fat
tening hogs and the remainder have been greatly
reduced in flesh, and some of our farmers say
that they can't get them fat again. Mr.. Euoch
Hurst, who is 70 years old and has resided in
6uwannee county nearly all of his life, married
young wife sometime ago and now has a fine
baby about six weeks old. Mr.. Hurst, is active
and vigorous, has split as many as $50 rails a
day and can do other work IN proportion.
What county can beat Suw aimee on this If any
lei them be heard from
Orlando Sentinel Mr.. E. D. Beggs, BROTH
er Of Judge j. u. Beggs, our efficient State
Attorney, left for Kissimme yesterday for the
purpose Of bencelonh praciicng law in that
enterprising young city. DIR. Bc0gs is without
doubt one Of the most excellent young men the
writer has ever known and that he will succeed
Wherever he goes must be evident TO everyone
who knows him. He is well versed in his pro-
fession, having been thoroughly prepared for
the bar by Judge Vann, one OF the most emf
pent lawyers Of the State, and for the past sew
eral months having had considerable expert
ence 10 general practice in the Office of Nessrs.
Beggs & Palmer, a legal firm that has no su-
perior and bat few equals in South Florids.
Mr.. Begks is Q gentlemen in whom the people
Of Kissimmee can place the greatest confidence
and one OF whom they may justly feel proud.
Seville Independent. Mrs. W. Grayson
Mann lost her pocket-book on the train last Sat.
uray night, and Il was found by the editor of
this paper. Il contained valuable jewels and
considerable money. As the editor did moi know
what the money was made fur he returned the
book and its contents to the owner. Orange
shipping has begun IN earnest and hundreds Of
boxB leave this place daily for the northern
markeA This is one OF the things that brings
money into the country. =. The citizens are cor
daily invited TO attend the formal reception ten
dered The VolusiA County Press Association in
the auditorium Of the Y. n G. A. next Monday
evening al 7.30. Col. w. Grayson Mann 10
selling hay which he raised on his hammock
land near town al el8 per ton. He says hay is
sure 20 become one of the most profitable crops
In the 6iaie.
Madison RAcorder Now 10 the time 10 pre-
pare your land for . crop Of tobacco next year
Turn il over, 90 that ii may get the benefit of
the probable freezes during the winter. Mr.
W. d Hammerly, Of this county, shipped two
car loads Of pork hogs TO South Florida last
week One Of the hogs weighed four hundred
and nffy three pounds. Mr.. q. B. Ashley, of
Elenton. B. 9, win make Madison his future
home. He win study law under the tutelage Of
hrming interests in the county. he ID young
man Of great promise and we commend him to
Cur people. The party composed of Sheriff
2 Pxnanoes, Mesn Randall, Archie Beggs,
John Thomas. Gid Blackwell and g. J. Ellison
returned few days since from Q camp hunt OF
several days on the Gulf coast The party killed
eleven deer and report game of all kinds and